Power BI Copilot In Action: Enhancing Analytics with AI?

Is it too early to start a meaningful conversation about #Microsoft #Copilot for #PowerBi? Check out this detailed review video with some insightful food for thought at the end. This video is a must-watch for anyone interested in #salesreporting, #financialanalysis and #financialreporting. Let's #getsmartertogether with #msfabric and #mspowerbi!
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[@47279J]

Thank you, this video was very informative. I appreciate that the video was a little longer.

[@amirhosseinborghei6336]

Thanks for the demo, Can we use copilot for Premium Per User Workspaces?

[@KnowledgeBankPro]

Unfortunately no... You need a P1 or F64 capacity at least :(

[@cybercrusader5164]

Very good review. Thanks! I've been thinking about the value of copilot compared to pulse, especially when so many organizations already use PowerBI due to being a Office 365 environment. Will be subscribing to check out new insights you learn!

[@KnowledgeBankPro]

Thank you! My current feeling is that copilots and assistants are cool but things we can do with Open AI in Fabric outside of copilots and assistants are a lot more important. In fact, i think that our world of BI and Data engineering is about to go through a major transformation because of the new capabilities that Gen AI brings to the table for BI and Data engineering use cases

[@pavankumarg8287]

Thank you very much for your insights on PowerBI co-Pilot. It is an amazing session from @KnowledgeBank-by_obviEnce. You earned a subscriber. I suggest and request you to provide a few Hands-on practice projects from end-to-end using co-pilot. This will make you the first content creator using GEN-AI embedded capability for CO-pilot in whole YT, and helps us understand more about co-pilot narratives from a great teacher. Kudos onvce again for the session

[@KnowledgeBankPro]

Please stay tuned for a lot of videos on this subject.. we are also working on free courses on our website where we will share pbix files and pdf walk throughs. Unfortunately it’s taking longer than expected but we are committed to make it happen and are working hard to have everything posted on our website, www.obviEnce.com soon

[@kurcel52]

Thanks for the video. I think at the moment Copilot for BI is kind of not that efficient in terms of the value it generates for the business users. Within my company I am trying to explore the idea however I cannot find it useful at the moment. It seems like it is too primitive, for now, in most cases checking BI reports for visuals and finding what you need is faster than doin things with Copilot. When you ask complex questions, it cannot get the asnwer and fails. OR maybe what we need is not Copilot but much more advance LLM which will be able to go through our business data for the answer.. Just I cannot find someone who really has practical experience and can give me the answer :)))

[@pranavkumarg1249]

Thank you but I dont have the copilot icon in my Power BI application or in web after i publish my report. What should i do

[@KnowledgeBankPro]

To be able to use copilot, a) it has to be enabled for the organization b)you have to be in a big enough capacity that supports copilot. Currently, you have to be in a P1 or F64 capacity at a minimum unfortunately

[@1yyymmmddd]

So this Copilot is available for the plans that cost 5000 USD and more per month?

[@KnowledgeBankPro]

yes, unfortunately, if you would like to use Copilot experiences in Fabric, you will have to go with P1 or F64 which means at least 5k roughly to get in started... We will be releasing a video on how to bring OpenAI LLM capabilities in Fabric Notebooks without using copilots and with any Fabric SKU this week to do data enrichment, so please stay tuned!

[@tenaciousdata9200]

hmm. promising

[@GregKramerTenaciousData]

need to find a way to start playing around with this

[@KnowledgeBankPro]

I would say that it will really be promising when it's able to incorporate the semantic model as well as its knowledge of the specific domain that the dashboards are focused on in its analysis. Right now, I like how Microsoft thinking about the UX but the quality of the insights is not there yet.